Get Ready to File Form 2290 for Heavy Highway Vehicles

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 The month of November is only few weeks ahead, you will have to get your Form 2290 filed as Quickly as possible once it is made available. It is unfortunate that the filing process has been delayed, but to avoid any future confusion about the issue, it would be beneficial to be ready to file once the form is available.

In order to make the filing process easier with the IRS for Form 2290, it is very important that you keep correct information available. It is very important for anyone filing form 2290 to maintain their records for at least 3 years. For Truck owners and small trucking companies who have filed form 2290 in the past, it is wise to always keep the 2290 records on hand, as one never know when IRS inspection may take place. It is even important to save these returns if they are only for a part of a year. In the case of a suspended vehicle (public highway use was less than 5,000 miles/year) it is still necessary to keep records of Form 2290’s filed for them as well.

You will need to have the following information before filing form 2290 to speed up the filing process. You will need the VIN (Vehicle Identification Number) of the vehicles for which you are filing the form 2290. You will also need to know the taxable gross weight of the vehicle. It is also necessary to report the date the vehicle was owned. The first use month for the taxable period is also required for filing the form 2290. If a vehicle is considered to be suspended, keep a record of actual highway mileage. If the vehicle is an agricultural vehicle, then keep accurate records of the number of miles it is driven on a farm or field. Keeping proper records of your 2290 information will be a great help to you in the unfortunate event of an IRS inspection. It will also make the task of filing the form 2290 much easier.

Tax2290.com is an IRS authorized E-File provider who can help you file form 2290 as well as keep secure online records of previously filed form 2290’s. For more information on the 2290 filing process, heavy vehicle use tax, IRS payment methods, etc visit Tax2290.com website or call our Tax experts at 866-245-3918. You can also email any questions to support@Taxexcise.com.

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